In a fascinating exploration of the intersection of art and commerce, a new article delves into the unlikely origins of the iconic 1982 film "Cat People" and its subsequent influence on the fashion world. However, it's not just the movie that's being reexamined, but also its connection to the legendary fashion magazine, Vogue. According to the article, the film's director, Paul Schrader, had always envisioned a collaboration with the esteemed fashion publication, but it was Anna Wintour, then a young editor at the time, who ultimately brought the two together. The article reveals how this unlikely union not only helped shape the film's aesthetic but also paved the way for the enduring influence of fashion on popular culture.
‘Cats’ Were Always Meant to Vogue nytimes.com
